Technology

GM Wants To Start Uber-Like Self-Driving Car Service In 2019

SAN FRANCISCO --- The self-driving car race sped up Nov. 30 with General Motors’ announcement it plans to introduce an autonomous ride-sharing service to several big cities in 2019. That target is two years ahead of the automaker’s closest rival, Ford, which has plans to roll out a similar product in 2021.

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